W dniu 01.01.2014 15:48, Subharo Bhikkhu pisze: > I have a Samsung ARM Cromebook. I'm running Chrubuntu 13.04 in the > internal 16GB eMMC.
> ...but the current problem is that one cannot boot from a stock > linux kernel. One currently must "borrow" the ChromeOS kernel, and > "sign" it. I would prefer to have no ongoing dependency on ChromeOS > if I can help it, and have a Chromebook completely free of ChromeOS > altogether. > The Debian folks are currently stuck on how to boot a stock linux > kernel from nv-u-boot: So far Chromebook is not supported by Debian so there is no official way of booting. If you want to have working easy way then go with nv-uboot way: - Chromebook boots - starts U-Boot from write protected SPI flash - U-Boot displays white screen with info about developer mode - U-Boot loads "nv" U-Boot from kernel partition - "nv" U-Boot loads normal unsigned Linux kernel Other way involves voiding warranty and flashing U-Boot into SPI flash so steps 3/4 disappear. If you want to boot into GRUB then you "only" need proper "nv" U-Boot. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [email protected] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [email protected] Archive: http://lists.debian.org/[email protected]
